Tailored Senior Real Chicken Recipe Grain-Free Dog Treats, 16-oz bag
In a Nutshell
- Favorable for older dogs
- Grain-free ingredients
- Fresh snack.
- Good size/taste.
- Watch for smoke/
Quick Verdict
These grain-free dog treats are well-received by senior dogs. They are soft, fragrant, and generally liked by picky eaters. The primary complaint is the strong smoke smell. Overall, a good product with minor, fixable issues.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Soft and gentle (3)
The treats are soft which is perfect for older dogs with missing or weak teeth.
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Good Size (3)
The treats are the ideal size for small to medium dogs.
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Flavorsome (2)
The flavor is good so the dog loves.
Cons
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Smoke Smell () major
The treats have a strong, unpleasant smoke smell.
Tip: It may perhaps be the packaging causing the strong aroma and potentially emit.
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Too Dry () minor
The treats can dry out quickly to picky dog.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners of senior dogs — Soft, easy-to-chew texture and pleasant flavor
✗ Skip If
- • Owners sensitive to strong smells — Strong smoke smell may be off-putting
Durability & Care
Factors: Storage conditions, Handling by pets
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Could treat application be used for dogs having dental problems.
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Highlighted Reviews
"These treats were a hit with my 2. Chihuahuas, age 16. Charlie and Missy are quite selective about treats and can be hesitant about new offerings. They loved these right away."
"It is so hard to find a treat for the dog that doesn’t have a bunch of garbage in it. I was in tent on finding a soft shoe for my old dog who only has four teeth. But I didn’t notice that it has this loud smoke smelling flavor. Dogs don’t need smoke smell to be able to enjoy a treat. And they ..."
Bottom Line
The treats are soft, flavorful, and designed with older dogs in mind. Nevertheless, the smoke-like tackle in its scent makes this initially promising morsel less enticing. If resolved, these dog treats are the right choice for many elderly dogs, especially those who are picky eaters.